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Book View, January 2010

January 5, 2010

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PEOPLE ROUNDUP In December, Jenny Frost stepped down as President and Publisher of Crown, after a reorganization that split off the information and audio units. She may be reached at jennyfrost [at] verizon dot net. Doubleday Canada’s Maya Mavjee will relocate to succeed Frost overseeing the smaller Crown division. Bonnie Ammer has resigned from her…Continue Reading

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Book View, May 2005

May 1, 2005

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PEOPLE April began with the front page NYT story about Judith Regan’s move to LA – a story whose significance is still somewhat unclear. Then real news came of Scholastic‘s Barbara Marcus leaving in June and being succeeded by Disney‘s Lisa Holton. Changes at Rodale include the just announced resignation of Amy Rhodes, Publisher of…Continue Reading

Posted in Book View • Tagged Alison Rich, Allyn Johnston, Amy Rhodes, Artisan, Atria, B&N Publishing, Baker & Taylor, Ballantine, Barbara Marcus, Berkley, Bloomsbury USA, Borders, Brenda Bowen, Candlewick, Carlo DeVito, Catherine Daly, Cathy Lee Gruhn, Chris Min Park, Chris Pavone, Clarkson Potter, Cleveland Clinic Press, Creative Culture, Curtis Brown, David Brown, David Drake, David Roth-Ey, Debra Goldstein, Disney, Doubleday, Ecco, Elisabeth Dyssegaard, Elizabeth Van Doren, Ellen Geiger, Ellen Stamper, Emi Battaglia, Emily Brenner, Emily Takoudes, Flying Point Press, Frances Goldin Literary Agency, FSG, Gail Fortune, Greenburger, Harcourt, Harper Festival, HarperCollins, InStyle, Jane Comins, Jeanette Lawson, Jeanne Mosure, Jennifer DeFilippi, Jennifer Gonzalez, Jennifer Romanello, Jeremy Katz, Jim Conlin, John Glusman, John Talbot, John Whalen, Jon Anderson, Jonathan Burnham, Judith Regan, Kate Medina, Kathryn Court, Kathy Dawson, Kathy Schneider, Katie Wainwright, Larry D. Chilnick, Laura Nolan, Lee Boudreaux, Levy Home, Lisa Holton, Louisa Ermelino, Louise Braverman, Louise Rice, Lynn Waggoner, Margot Schupf, Mariska Van Aalst, Mark Maxwell, Mary Ann Naples, Mary Ellen Curley, Melnick and Myer Books, Michael Sullivan, Miramax, Morrow/Avon, Natural History magazine, NBNKids, Paint Chip, Patricia Kelly, Penguin, Peter McCarthy, Plume, Random House, Rodale, Roundtable Press, Rugged Land, Running Press, S&S, Sally Wood, Scholastic, Smithsonian Books, Stephen Morrison, Steve Pace, Susan Berg, Suzanne Herz, T.J. Kellerher, The Talbot Fortune Agency, Triangle Awards, Viking, Walter Foster, Washington Square Press, Workman

Trendspotting 2005

January 1, 2005

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Phillip Sturrock, Chairman & CEO, Continuum Int’l Publishing Group There’s a small word to describe China, but it’s hugely accurate: “big.” China is a country with a population of at least 1.3 billion, an annual economic growth rate of about 8%, and the motivation to modernize quickly. Literacy is increasing, the teaching of English is…Continue Reading

Posted in Featured Articles • Tagged Amy Rhodes, Book Industry Study Group, BookScan, Burnham, Carol Fitzgerald, Continuum International Publishing Group Ltd, Curtis Brown, Ellen Geiger, Jeff Abraham, Macmillan, McGraw, Miramax, New York Post, Pearson, Phillip Sturrock, Rodale, Sara Nelson, The Book Report Network, Thomson, Wiley

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